Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18
THE DARTMOUTH ALUMNI.
Members Of the Association that Will
Gather Around the Banquet Board
Tonight.

The Dartmouth College association OF Washing
ton Will hold its annual banquet this evening
This association is composed OF alumni OF Dart
mouth college and those who have been students
at, received degrees from or made donations to
that institution In any OF its departments, resi-
dent in Washington. Its objects are literary, So
cial and historical, and, through such an associa-
tion TO keep alive an interest in their alma mater
and in one another. The Washington association
was organized in 1875. meeting was held at the
rooms OF the commissioner OF education February
81, 1876 when twenty were present. The organ
ization took place February 2s 1876, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, Gen. John
Eaton, "a; vice presidents Rev. Royal Parkinson,
AZ, and DR.. n. s. Lincoln, so; secretary, s. r.
Bond, esq, 80; historian, Gen. r. d. Mussey. This
same set or officers has been reelected at each
annual dinner since the organization OF the asso-
citation.
The first, dinner was held March 81, 1875 at
Gray'S, and thirty were present. the second. March
g, 1877. at Grays, and Jwenty-seven present; the
third, Feb IL, 1873 at Gray's, and forty-nine
present; the fourth Feb. g. 1879, at Abner's, and
thirty-three present; the NTH, Feb. B. 1850, at
Abnei's, and thirty present: the sixth, Feb.
16, 1881, at Gray's, and thirty-nine present; the
seventh, Jan. Is, 1882, the anniversary OF Daniel
Websters birthday, at the Hamilton, and thirty.
eight present; the eighth, Feb g. 1883 at Wizards,
Snd and sne ZENITH at
Wizards and nifty present; the eleventh, Feb. 9,
1885, at Wizards, and thirty-eght present. At
the last reunion and supper the following officers
were elected: President, Samuel II. Bond. IS;
vice-presidents capt AbIal ". Fisher, SO. Horace
S. Cummings 90; secretary, +. X. Lane, 81; his
tOrian, VIM. H. Gardiner, 20; chorister, Richard
Hovey, 50.
The following is the list Of members resident in
1886, Danl F. Merrill; 1887, william d. Moore;
1888, stephen N. Bartlett NJ. d. medical depart
ment.l: 1S41. Hon. Gerd1ner G. Hubbard: lS42,
Kelly; 1874. Hon. Ambrose A. Ranney; 1876, Asa
Weeks; 1S47, samuel NJ. Wilcox; lS4S j. sullivan
Brown; 1s49, Emerson Hodges spencer Marsh;
o rhov. fnnnl AIN 4 1s-s,
Gen. Chas. E. Hovet; 1854, William NJ. French,
medical departmenp, William W. GOdding. NJ. D.,
Gen. Reuben D. Mussey; 1855, Samuel K. Bond,
body; 1857, Henry A. Blood. Thomas A. Gushing,
Francis II. Goodall, scientific department.; 1855,
H. Hobbs, Geo. E. Ross; 1862 James F. Alien, Cal
win s. Brown, Horace 8. Cummings. John K East
man scientific Department.. Nathaniel ?. Gage,
Henry NJ. Baker, stephen W. Rand, Frank A.
Spencer; 1854, Ichabod G. Hobbs, Ephraim C. Mer-
RAM %eaea dHeps 1852 George j.
Pratt, scientific Department.; 1873 Henry NJ.
Paul; 1876, WIN. H. Gardner, Edward A. Paul,
Department., Winneid S. Montgomery; 1873, Leo
nard X. Graves. M. D.; 1880, Willie B. Fellows
Philip Walker scientific Department. 1888, Arthur
RAIN G. Kimbali, Francis W. Lane, Francis SIR r
Lane, M. D.; 1882 Charles s. Clark, Frank A.
Pease; 1889, John I; Freeman Isclentitlc depart;
(Thayer schoop, Joseph F. Moore, Walter B. Pat
terson, VIM. Quinby, stephen NJ. Ryder; 1884,
Wesley G. Carr scientific Department., Herbert II.
ktmball agricultural Department.; 1885, Richard
Hoyey, Samuel N: Wilcox, IT,, Phayer sch0op;
1880, VIM. N. Hatch; 1888, Aleyne A. Fisher, WAL
ter A. Johnston, Arthur c. Merriam; 1885, Henry
p. Blair; $780, Richard K. Tyler scientific depart
ment).
Recipients OF honorary degrees from Dartmouth:
Hon. Thomas +. Bayard. secretary Of State
Hon. Henry w. Blair U. 6. senator from n II.
Hon. Vim. E. Chandler. .Ex-Secretary or the Navy
Hon p. {. Cheney. S. senator from n H.
Hon. Justin s. Morrill, .. L. S. senator from Vt.
Hon. VIM. A. Richardson Judge Court of Claims
Ten away from the city are usually invited
to attend. There are ninety-Stx different persons
who are entitled to attend the meetings OF this
association. There classes OF thirty-n1ne diff
the classes OF 81 and '8S have the largest num-
bers, while the class OF 80 heads the list
miss CARRIE HARvEY's BODY FoUED.-The body
OF Miss Carrie E Harvey, who disappeared from
Newport, K l., nye weeks ago, and who was be
the New York boat, was found yesterday afternoon
on the shore at Ochre Point The body was badly
decOmpOSed, but its identity was fully established
by means OF the clothing and Jewelry on t.. The
body shows no signs OF violence An inquest was
held last night, and the verdict was suicide by
jumped from the cli0 near which her body was
hound.
Carter z Ledyard for the executors OF the win
OF Samuel }. Tlden, have agreed 20 give Delos NC
Curdy further extension OF ten DAY. In which 70
suit over Mr.. TfldenS WILL
An intimate friend OF james q. Blaine denies
that the latter Is going 70 Europe IL ID under.
stood that he VIII make western TIP soon and